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HAY-Clioi,c, from store. eoc; car load
from lcycc uF depot, Si6fCl1; primo store,
,oo So, Ear lpll from lcyce or depot, Siif0
H. prairie lrrm store, O)c ear load from
lcycc or depot, 40. strong.
BHAN From store, Ojc; from lcycc or do
pot us ~
CoEN From store. white, GDc; mixed, SOC;
from lrVcc or depot, white, In bulk, 5lr;
in yL, isr miVcl. In bulk Ole; IN ks, SIC.
oars From .tor, white, IN; mixed. jSc;
fnum lcYcr ur depot, white, In bulk J6c; In
.ks., ..sc, miNri, IN bulk BE; in sks, J5c.
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Live Mock.

CHc,oo H., dee. le.-The Droycry Jour
nal reports Cattle Receipts. 1000. ship
mcnis 1919 head. Market steady; Christmas,
- iOa6 20 shipping steers, ~ 7O@l -.
stockcrs and feeders, ~ rod3 ~. cows. bulls
and mixed, u Oa2 So Texas cattle, 81 ~
az ~
Hog Receipts, 2S,OoO. shipments 2.oc0
Market . to ia lower fur heavy. other.
steady, mixed, a. S0dj - heavy, S565 a..
light. ~ jOdi No. skiI-. g. iOeti 40
Shccp--R"ccipts, IW1. shipments, 900.
Market stWnr. Christina, muttons, sSOa
. ~ natives, Sltti -. western. A. 5Odi ~.
Texans, q i0sJ Is: lambs. sIhj -.
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at quotations as follows December, $500
a.ss January, 9.9t@9e5; February, I0.O7@
zoos; March, ioi9@lo.90 April, l0sl@
1872; May, Oi2@lOi3i June, i0.53@lO.5i
July, lo.63@lo.6t August, l0Ol@lo63; Sep
tcnbcr l0oo@l 1902; October, 9.GG@9,7O No.
vcmber, o.j39oiG. Sales, O2,3O0 bales.
DAILY PORT AID INTERIOR MARKET.
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IiNn MINK.

surrr-rh1icc 35ci medinm, 3@3%c;
common Sl@i 30.
LAMus--choice, s., common to good, per
head, 81 j0m3.
GnAss CArrLE--Choicc, 3i4@39ic good,
2i.m3c; fair to medium, 2d2Lc; seal
lawag', lCgl i.c; feeders, light, iA@2ci heavy,
2la@2isc.
llocs-Chocc, iC,5c; good. Axe common,
li.Gil .g
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady nud
olOscd nrm, mililng. p,sc. Sales. 1850
bale. including ~ bales Saturday evening.
Of which aU0 10 exporter, aud go to
spinner
EXCuANGr QuorArioNs
Ordinary. nominal. f1pi ordinary, $40
low middling ptc. mdlling. pis,. rnpl
midllinr. 10, miljliug lair. 10 j-iGc. mir.
nominal.
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wHrv You feel dcprcss Ell don't dose your.
self with mean bttcrs Hodges Saraparilla
rcnoyatrs and inyigoratcs the system, aud
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood. 81 per bottle, six bottles
Tor 81. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. 10 III by
lIelsIcr. ~ Main street
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Mnlcs nni linrscx.

IToRsrs Moderate demand; drivers, 500
Ola; heavy draft, 5000 saddle, Sl2j@2O0;
extra saddle, S2OJg3OO; plugs, $I0Gg1j;
Texas ponies SljNGD.
MlLEs--M Moderate demand 10 10 i5ls
iiJOdlSj.
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MlserIlnneans.

Inns Dry fint, No /, i9lic. No. o 0'ic
dry aiicd, 5@1C; green salied, No. !, G'ic
No. 2, otci green, i@5ci shccpskins, 10,
dti
WnitgY-Stmlght Kentucky Bourbon
Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee whistles
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Cotton seed Products.

pRmE CRuDE on -31@33c; prime summer
yellow, 3ja37c; choice cooking summer vel
low lOc; prime cotton seed meal, $40 25@
10 50, car load lots; lees than car load, 500
III 10
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NV NunE. Dec i2.--ihC rcDrml demand
was exceedingly moderate but dcli,cric. on
ortlrr, continue 10 return large business.
Indian head brown cottuus advanced i.c. or
to = ~ Tor JJinch. Edwards cambria, isc
Hiuhfr
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Wool.

81 foris. Mo-, Dec. .-wool-Quict aud
easy; unvnshcd bright medium, iG@gIisr.
coarse huid, i3d21c; low sandy. iNatS,.
tine light, i5d2lr fine heavy. iOtdisr; tub.
washed choice, 35c; inferior Joa1lc, sacks.
ItH,tn.
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Movements az the Leyee

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; James Lee, Friars
Point; =. J.. Wood Paducah
Dcparturcs-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
James Lee, Friars Point; Coahoma, Osceola;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; s. L. Wood, New Or.
leans; Rene Macready, Blues Point; Rob
Roy, Cat Island.
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Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour Quiet and steady prices quotably
unchanged.
No aspiring wheat, 76y.@76i &c; No. 3spring
wheat, 66ci No. . corn, 4s3Sc; No. . oats,
Dlsci No. 3 rye Gle; No, barley, 72@76c;
No. faxsecd, ~ 2ilI@l %; prime timothy
seed, s. 5000 81.
Mess pork, per brl, $li j0@i4 -; lard,
per 100 lbs, S. ?0@7 -; short rib sides,
loose s. 81; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
"a sO@7 90 short clear sides boxed, 81 $50
100
Reccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 700
bu.i corn, 20j, 600 bu.; oats, III, 900 bu.; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 32,O0Obu.
hipmcnts--F'lour, 30 DO0 brls; wheat,
5000 bu.; corn 5000 bu: oats, 5000 bu..
rye, 5000 bu.; barley, 1900 bu.
ON the produce exchange today the butter
market was easy aud firm fancy creamery,
2VgJOc; dairy 2j@2c. Eggs, 2l@93c.
Kansas CRY, Mo-. Dec. l2-Whcat-
Steady No. . soft, cash, zoe bid, IKE
asked; May 70'sc bid, s0r asked Corn
Steady; No. ., cash, l5c hid, i5i.c asked;
January, i5lsc bid 49, 70 asked: MAY. isisc
bid, 49c asked oats-No. ?, cash, 27lGc bid.
2Dc asked
NEw YoEg, Dec. l2.-Siocks Of grain in
store December l0-WLcni 0OJ7, 0l5 bu: corn,
LILIES bu; oats, GOA bu; rye 20 4Oi
bui barley, 1883 hu; malt. iiS, 100 bu.
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A mob attacked q negro pension agent
az Cape Gimrlcau, Mo, and whipped,
pounded aud kicked the unfortunate 9TH Z.
cinl
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lmIpfts- A e. " u. il1t halls. n. At w. ".
Ell 4. 4 \. r. n, ~ Y. A T. " a. n, Igs. e.. %.
hM " n, 30 /. 500 T. n ". 81 X e.
". H. u, go ", ~ a ~ X q. 40. stcnmcf.
AL. wagons. lu 1otnl. stI ialps
Eapunts ~ a e. " ". iWi. NJ A 7 n n fas
J. a y. " o.. enH e.. - A \ " n iUlt
l., ~ %. a q. a. a.. bg Total. aO65 bales
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PoIuvrLY the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical ap
plication. !, Rangum Root Linimcnt. On,
trial will convince. Manufactured only 10y
Rangum Root Medicine To-, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
9sJ Main street
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Firm Middling, o 5-ec--
Sales Today, 3,75o Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market Steady Meats
Strong.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL sigSAL SERVICE. 4. 9 A.. .
MEMPHIS, Dee r. p. m. I
The folloglng observations are taken ai all ia.
tons named nj si' meridian time. which Is on
hour later than Memphis time:
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An attempt was made 10 lynch Thoasm
Allen, at COncorlia, kas. The jail oii.
cials fought desperately andsayed the pris-
gupr
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Killed q BurgIar.

. IIuSriNGroN, W. Va, Dec. l2.-On
Saturday night Joseph Mullen, who keeps
a small general sLorc, was awakened by
someone entering the store. lie took a
pistol, went down stairs, and, seeing a man
entering the window, fired. The ball en-.
tered the head OF the burglar killing him
instantly. lie proved to he oolorcd man
named Isaac Moore. Ills companions
ncd.
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Ps.Er.N, and Man a-lin worked miracles on
Mn. Elleu Msynard's ulcerA osNego. Ia.
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Al noon; Spots-stcn1y and demand
idir. Sales 1900 bales. OF which Amcri.
can, $500 bales, Receipts, II, 100 bales. oi
which American, II, 100 babes. Closing
quotations were asfollowsi Ordinary, I l5-llid;
good ordinary, l-lOl; low middliug, 5,sd;
good midlling, > ll.lGl; middling uplands,
jol6d; niddiug orleans, 5sfd.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
A. follows.
The prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus ~ means G1-0id; and jOi means
> l-6ld.
At Z m: December, 0 SD. sellers, De.
ccmbcr-lanuary, . Jl, sellers; January Feb
uary, sd. buyers; February March, > Sod,
| buyers; March Aprl, . sd buyCrs; April
May . i0l, buyers May-Junc. Aid, buyers;
lunc-July o i3l, buyers July-August, 0 i5I
buyers.
uAVRE.
Spots--Quict aud steady. Tres ordinnirc
Orleans spot G,'lf; futures, for January de
livery, 80 Il.
Nolc--Ircs ordlnnirc orleans spot, G7isf,
represent, q francs for 30 kilo- OF strict
middling cotton lIayre terms A kilo is
about > lbs or u 3j-lO kilos equal 100 lbs
\ lunr T. equal Ia 20c.
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spois opened quiet aud closed quiet nad
steady. middling iOpiGc salo., ~ bale.
Quotations were ~ follows Ordinary.
'l5lOc. good ordinary n'.c, low middlng
1870 middlinF ~ oiG' good middliug.
iOl5-lGN middling fair 1850; fair. i2c
Futurcs opened luici aud closed steady.
o. follows December. 10 iggiO5i. Jan.
nary, i0.6s February, 1905. March. 1917.
April, losiaiOsj MAY. IOD2al0ng. June.
iOpsesioo. July il.OJaii.oi August, ii.O,
@li0si September io.67si0Op. October
iols@i02o November, ov7@ioO0. Sales,
rs 80 bales
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New York and cities north and cast, on de.
mand, - discoun, buying par selling; New
York and principal cities north and cast
three days grace, 81 discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, So discount Buying
81 premium selling
Tho stock call board meeting today was
devoid Of interest the bids aud offerings be
ing wide apart The local cotton market
closed firm, with sales at $3.50 bales New
York spots closed quiet at an advance Of l-l6c.
Asto the future market, &, L. Greene & Go.
say: "Thc handling of cotton ccrtiii-
Gates was quite free, with the general turn
upward aud n good mdcrione throughout.
An advance of Male points wasshoNn, with
only light setback aud the close fairly we'll
sustained
Liverpool closed steady; demand fair
December futures arr unchanged, but later
months declined point At New Orleans
spots declined i-lGc, closing steady, with
futures .tcady at quotations and up 10 TO
u points,
The New Orleans sugar market j. quiet
and IN buyer favor and there Is some de-
mand fpropcn kettles, which are IN rather
limited supply Nolas-cs continues very
dull and easy, The rice market is dull,
without puotahlc change IN price.
The Local markets are steady and m.
changed.
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Six hundred aud iifly.two brls apples,
Gas ~. bran, llo pkg butter. 3SG rolls bag
ging ~ pkg, bacon, 500 pkFs boots aud
shuc,. 2'Ni bu corn. HN pkg, cheese l.UaG ks
coffee Pa hrl. lime, inu brls cement, 1,33i
sks aud - ear, cotton seed, 30 pkgs dry
goods ~ pkg eggs ., l20hrls -four. $500 bales
hay, ll3 rkg' hat, IN hi hors - hd cattle,
~ hdhor,c, und mule, LOO pkg lard, lid,
Oon feet luuihcE ~ pkgS liquors, 80 brl'
meal upn hrl- mola,s,.. Opl keys nails. 7.Up
hu oats, 10 brl- onions, 49, bbls potatoes,
p hrls park II cav, prrl idcs, a. Pkg, rice.
4 hhd- sulHr. iUr hrl, .uulr - pkg, to
bacco, gOti bu wheat.
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AIEVER GO BACK ON A FRIEND
which you have found worthy Of confidence
You cannot, therefore, AFFORD 10 forget Benson's
Plaster when seeking reliable, prompt and
ncyerialllng remedy for aches and pains Of every
description sueh as hoarseneSs, sore throat chest
pains, torpid liver, asuc cake, weak back, kidney
distac, rheumatism. etc Benson's Plasters
are neat non.irritating, always handy and easy Of
application They prc inexpensive, will keep in
any climate. aud are always seasonablc. They
FULLY meet NIL the requirements of n household
remedy and should always be kept for emcrgen.
cics. Dcnson's Plasers are sold by iirstclass drug
gi,ts aud medicine dealers everywhere.
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Groceries.

NV ORLEANS, la, Dee i2-Cohce-In
light demand, but holders firm; Rio. 1880
lO'4c. Ricc-ln fair demand at ls@5L.c.
Cottonsccd products-Nominally unchanged.
Sugars-Quict but firm; choice open kettle.
&c; prime to strictly prime, lhscil 7-lGc;
gals, plantation rranulatcd, G7.iGaG'sc:
choice white, Gas 1-l0c; OF white. 55sc:
choice yellow clarified 57-lG@jisc: prime
yellow clarified, 6Ac; on yellow clarified
~ iCg3 5-lDc; seconds, iMl7sc. Moasscs-
Dull; open kettle fancy, "a: choice SOC;
strictly prime, 3iCLBc; ocniriingnls, strictly
prime, 2j@2ici good prime, l0g2lc; syrup
25d 2Sc.
NEw Yong. Dec li.-CoHee-Spot fair Rio
firm at 1870; options higher but only mod
erltcly active; sales, ~, 80 bags December,
80 Y9ssl5 %; January si5 55ogl5 IS; febru-
airy, 81. .oS ss 90 March, :ls So@ls so
juno, si5 i0ai5 25; July. si5 O0di5 10. An.
gust, sii 0oca4 20. September, 81 30Gli ~:
October, 81 10; November, sli O0dll ~:
December tlsSsl, tlt O0diI 20 SUGAR
Dull and nominal; moasscs grades, lssc;
fair refining quoted SIC; refined firm aud
quiet; standard A, 6i,c; confectionery A.,
6,s@66gc. Molasscs--Sirady. Ricc--Stcady.
CiNciNNiTi, o., Dec. -whsky-sicady;
sales ,77s barrels finished goods on basis of
~ W. Butter-tlnicti iancy creamery, 33c;
extra Ohio, Soc; choice dairy, 1892 Sugar
Steady; hard refined, 7i.msc; New Or
leans, i9.@5iac. Eggs-liarcly steady at Goa
pie. Chccse-ln moderate. demand, prime
Ia choice Hat regular ilC,l2c
RIO Ia JANfRio, Dec iO.-Coflcc-R Regular:
first ! 30 rcis per 10 kilos. seconds G3OD rcis
Receipts during the week, 5000 bags; pur.
Chascs for the United States, 5000 clear.
anccs for the United States, $500, stock
$4,000 bags.
SANTOS, Dec. O--Coiicc-Good average.
G,0nO rcis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, y 600 bag; purchases for the United
States l5,DO bag, cleamnccs for the United
States l2uOO hags, stock gnUODbars
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Below rem tFruzcn. iRain from am. 10 :
am. I, tfacc Of fain. mot reported.
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Rnnd. aud sinr.s.

The following li.t !, corrected regularly
and may hc regarded 81, thc latest quotation.
uANk sTDtEs
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OH aud rur.e,ti,.
New yerl Dry Decd, market.

wnwyerog, y. C., De- u. -rmpcntin,
Firm al H'sc.
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UuVTuNNENr.

lniif'l -tnics ouHtzpus. a.. tfuI .-......... 7.
lnltUi stats uwisisrHii. fs tnT......... Z.
lnliri tHirs uiut,Hua e. e. ................ n
United states U'altirrd u.s. ............ d
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ArrrAL OrrIcr,
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. ", 1881,

MONDAY EVENING, Dec, ~ 1851
The money market continues firm. Banks
accommodate none but regular customers, the
supply of loanblc funds being about equal
10 the demand,
The Clearinghouse rcport Is as follows
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l.nNDoS, Dec. l2-Consols closed az
iOi lilo FOR money and l0l 1916 for the ne.
count United States bonds, -, l2si II;
lar silver 4l.d per ounce.
Pans, Dec. i2.-rhrce per cent cntcs, SCI
d1c for The account
HANR CLUARiNOs.
NV OrtE,Ns, Dec l2-Clcarings Of the
banks S2,iOi.1bA
CmcAoo. m. Dec l?..-liank clcarings to-
were, 81, jiO, 49,
Nrw NoRE Dec. Flank clcarings today
wrw s1u, GJ7, iO9. balances, Sj,c0j, 10.
B,ItIHonr Md. Dec. i2-Hank clearing,
todny were -, no, 90 balances, S2ii,3Gi.
IosroN, Mass, Dee. l2.-liank clearing,
today were 80, iip, i0i. balances, Si,3Oo,psp
rmLABrirutA. Pa. Dec. i2.-iank clear.
inp- to-day were Si0OO', so; balances, 81, 800.
/ pil.
! ~ Loris. Mo-. Dee l2..-rhc bank clear.
inRs today were, Si,ipOjii, balances, S2H,
| 2bl
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Receipts Ia p,,s his day lk.1....,.....,.... Alg3
Recriptsin ports his day, iss6.... ,o..... Cl,GsO
CDN>DLiD lrED STATEMENT.
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OHIO EIVEm EAIE EOAD
CGMEnAE
Noe.ee o. Zee r., e Ing Of Stock

lC.GaHTS.
IN pa .stl. Al, e o. an ortier of ;ac Lourti
/ o. Directors of said Company, ,Ii.itle
on The 2.;ld ,iay OF December, 1886, no
tice is hereby given that sncetiFr OF
the Stockholders of he Ohio river Ri'il-
road Company viii be held Mt he ohice
of said Company, in the ritv of paike. >
brig, West Virginia, OH 3asluT(5.- ".
The 9th Day Of February. 1887.
al 2 O'clock, p. NJ. of said day, for he
purl ,oses following, ;o-wit:
Iifst:-ao obtain the consent of :: iii
jniitv of the Stockholders of i; III t;om-
pany TO extend the line of ssit. Coz o:i-
ny's Railroad beyond the Southern = IL
mus, to-wit: Commencing at lle own
of Point plesls;snt, In the Comfy of 1Ia-
son, through Said County and .he Coun-
ty OF Cabell, TO The city OF Hunting on
in the County OF Cabell in this St.ie
Second:-To increase the cnpitII sit ok
of saiG Company from Five Millions of
Dollars TO Six Millions OF Dollars, gu in
1hitd:-To authorize the Bo.lrd of Di-
rectors of said Ohio River Railroad Com
psny nom time 10 time to borrow such
sums OF money a3tnay be ncce. sary for
completing, inlpi owing and operating rs
railroad; and to issue bonds, ILLS of
credit or Indebtedness, end preferred
stock. and dispose. of tie same for any
amount so borrowed, and % mortgage
IFS corporate property and ian. hiscs to
secure the payment of any debt con-
tracted by The aid cor ooi alton FOR the
purposHs aforeSiid. 81 EaFSs
BY order OF The EoI.u,
W. n. CHANCELLOR,
dec. 29-4w. SecFetarys
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Ali of one-nasUfe, OF one substance bred,
Diei lately meet IL til intestine shock,
Shall now, in mutual well-beseemin
lpnks,
March al ONE way. EeFelonged ap-
plpuse.l
M Gsadg's glowing ribIse 60
Abraham Lincoln brought every
nlssa to his feet. His graphic de.
Gin. ion of she defeated sesurning
Confederate soldier was we'll
ceived, add his refe,enc 10 the con
ienfmept of ,he Southern negro
wi b his employers made good inn
preston. Asthe close of his speech
he band PLAYED Way Down
Soa n ii Dfxie,n and the entire
com nsnv rose 10 their feet and gave
'isee cheers for NE. G adj and
IL fee,more for the EmpiTe Stae of
the South.
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To Nicholas Thomas, take notice.
That ION tie list daygof February, A. D.
1897, between the hours of 8 O'Clock 4.
HI. and 4 o'clock 2. NJ, at the law Office
OF Simpson 4 Howard, in the Court
House in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
win take the Dispositions of D.. S. Stew
enson and others, to be read in evidence
in my behalf in a certain suit for di-
.yorce now pending in the Circuit Court
for the County of Mason, and State OF
W est Virginia, in which am Plaintiff
and you are Defendant. If from any
cause the taking of said deposition shall
not be completed on the day aforesaid,
the same shall be continued from day to
day, or from time to time, at the same
place and between the same hours, until
the same shall have been completed.
HANNAH NJ. THOMAS.
BY Counsel.
fian. 5-4w.
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Commissioners Sale OF Store
HOUSE md Lot in the TOM OF
Point Pleasant.

Tn pulsushce 81 the serms and provis-
ions q detaee o. the Circuit Court
81 Mason county. West Virginia. render
Ell on tile 18th day of SenteEioer, 1856
in ccrtain cilaHeeiv suit therein pend
ing IL which a. and J. Truunstine and
others are plaintiffs and Adolph Hess
and Others are defendants, the under
signed sptriaf commissioners viii nn the
SlIa Dssy Of February, 1852, at
the 'front.' donr of the Court House of
said county, proceed to sell at public
auction al of that lot or parcel of land
situate,s in the Town OF Point Pleasant,
on the East side OF Main street, being
part of lot No. 9 in second tier of the
Town lots of said Town and bounded on
the East by Main street, on the North
by the lot on which the Stortz House
now stands, on the East by an alley
running out from the rear of said Stortz
House and on the South by the lot own
ed by Sophia Yollert, containing one
eighth of an acre more or less.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, as TO one
third Of the purchase money, and IS to
the residue on . credit of six and twelve
months, bonds with good security bear
ing interest from the Gay of sale viii be
required for the deferred installments
and the title will be retained as q fur
fheT seciIritv
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NOTICE..

ETHERE will be an annual meetino ri
i the Stockholders of the Mason Conn.
ty Agricultural and Mechanical Assecia-
ton, at the Court House, in the town al
Point Pleasant, On Monday, FEBRUARY
18th, 1887, at 1 O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF eleetiHg five Directors for such
Association, and for the transaction Of
such other business as. may properly
come before them.
j, S. SPENCER, Sec'y,
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Meeting of sIot.lxI,oI,IeT.s.

THE annual meeting of the Stockhold-
j ers OF the Merchants National Bank
of West Virginia at Point Pleasant. Will
be held at their Banking House on Tues-
day, January 18th, 1887, for the election
OF Directors and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before
them. T. STR1BLING, Cashier.
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Trust sale OF q Tract of land
in QiienSlcn1n District

DY virtue OF Deed of TrusL exec u.ed
ID 10 the undersigned Trustee 81 Lem
eel F. Rodgers and Etie. RODGERS, his
wife, dated on the 18th day of january.
1884, 10 secure to Isaac long the nav
ment OF q certain note therein mention
Ell Tor the sum of One Hundred and
SiAty-five Dollars, (S1e5.00) bearing date
January 18th, 1885,, and payable five
months alter the date thereof; witnout
interest i,ntil efter maturity, which said
Ilust Decd is of Record in the 1Iason
County Court Clerks Office in Trust
Deed Book No. z, pages 43l and 80, and
being requested by said Isaac Long to
make sale OF the land in said Tipat D ed
mentioned, i shall proceed TO sell by
way OF public auction at the 'front.' door
of the Court House of Mason Cuunty,
West Virginia, in the town of Point
Pleasant, on February I2fh. 1857,
at the hour of eleven O'Clock, a. "a the
land III said Trust Deed mentioned and
described, bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the N. w. corner of the SO
acre tract running 90 rods East with the
line OF j. B. Hope, deceased, thence
South 80 rods to a small hickory tree
thence in q Westerly direction and with
the meanderS of road to the line of A.
J. Shepard land formerly owned by IT.
NJ. Holt, thence WITH said line TO the
place OF beginning containing l4a acres
be the same more or less.
TERMS OF SAJ1E:-Spot cash.
JOHN THOiNBURG, Trustee.
jan. DIV.